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  • Bones Found In Japan Tell The Story Of The First Samurai From England

    Bones Found In Japan Tell The Story Of The First Samurai From England0

    • Health & Medicine
    • December 15, 2020

    In 1931, a Japanese team found what was believed to be the burial site of Miura Anjin, the first Samurai from England. The skeletal was then reburied, and it was only almost nine decades later that scientists excavated the site again and analysed the remains with modern techniques.

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